Farming Fear
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Savage barks and angry howls cut through the chilly afternoon air.
“Run!” Frank cried.
The brothers turned and sprinted back toward the forest. They had a sixty-yard head start on the pack, and both Frank and Joe were good runners. The snow slowed them down, though, and even the fastest human sprinter couldn’t outrun swift dogs like these for long.
Joe glanced back as they ran, sizing up their pursuers. “I see six,” he told Frank. “Two are huskies, two look like shepherd mixes, and two are mutts....”
“That’s a pretty odd pack for a bunch of wild dogs,” Frank said, not slowing down as they conversed.
“You’re thinking someone set them on us?”
“Maybe. Did you see any collars?”
“I wasn’t looking that close,” Joe replied. “You can stop and check for tags if you like.”
“No thanks,” Frank said. “We may get a better look soon anyway.” He smiled ruefully.
“I’d give about anything for a good set of skis right now,” Joe said.
“Why don’t you wish us up a snowmobile instead,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Savage barks and angry howls cut through the chilly afternoon air.
“Run!” Frank cried.
The brothers turned and sprinted back toward the forest. They had a sixty-yard head start on the pack, and both Frank and Joe were good runners. The snow slowed them down, though, and even the fastest human sprinter couldn’t outrun swift dogs like these for long.
Joe glanced back as they ran, sizing up their pursuers. “I see six,” he told Frank. “Two are huskies, two look like shepherd mixes, and two are mutts....”
“That’s a pretty odd pack for a bunch of wild dogs,” Frank said, not slowing down as they conversed.
“You’re thinking someone set them on us?”
“Maybe. Did you see any collars?”
“I wasn’t looking that close,” Joe replied. “You can stop and check for tags if you like.”
“No thanks,” Frank said. “We may get a better look soon anyway.” He smiled ruefully.
“I’d give about anything for a good set of skis right now,” Joe said.
“Why don’t you wish us up a snowmobile instead,”
What to read after Farming Fear?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin W. Dixon to read onlineMoreLess
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